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Thanks Joe, it has been added to my “must read “ list. Best regards, Jim

https://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/pdfs/sg246366.pdf Joe

Hello Mike, No, I haven't read it. Can you furnish a link?

Have you read Introduction to the New Mainframe?

Thanks to Bob and Rene! I've completed all tasks in the 'install_and_use.pdf' and completed testing of printing from MVS to VM using both a VM userid AND the label SYSTEM in the JOB card.. In

Hello Bob, Am 28.10.2022 um 23:55 schrieb Bob Polmanter <wably@...>: Thanks for your confirmation. I wonder if this can be fixed somehow. I dimly remember that this usermod is also rather

Jim, It didn't occur to me that you might be submitting your jobs from CMS, so thanks for clarifying that.? When you submit jobs by punching your JCL deck from CMS like that you will always have to

Hi Bob, If you install the latest version of RPF, the option SUBMIT=??? is deleted. Submit of jobs in RPF is now always with the TSO SUBMIT command (previous SUBMIT=TSO). So, SUBMIT=RPF is gone. With

Well, ZBP0001 implements handshaking, so just submit a job with MSGCLASS=A and check if it gets printed right away. Don't forget to start your real printers in the Hercules console. Me neither, when

check out RJE80. Edits 80 column and browses output 132 columns. https://github.com/mvslovers/rje80

Bob, I finally got the jobs to run.? Initially, I was getting a JCL error using 'USERID=' but reading further in this post, I should've used 'USER='.? Both VMEXIT and ZBP0001 jobs ran

Gregg Levine wrote: <snip; preferring Don Knotts instead of Gilda Radner> Ah yes! I remember that movie! (Heh!) :) Quite right. I'll have to remember that next time. :) Thanks for clearing

Hello! He was in a film, "The Amazing Mr. Limpet", or something like that, and the fish he turned into, well it sounded better than the actor looked. So given both your name and nickname, I figured it

Patrik, Indeed, you are correct.? I had not noticed this issue before, as I always code at least a MSGCLASS on every job card to control my sysout.? This is a bug in the exit code. As an easy work

Hello Jay, Am 28.10.2022 um 21:11 schrieb Jay Maynard <jaymaynard@...>: Same as many others. :-) :wq! PoC

OK, that's just weird. I'd have to look at the exit code to be sure, but my guess is that it's scanning for parameters after 'JOB ' and finding the end of the last parameter as the place to insert a

Hello Bob, Am 28.10.2022 um 15:35 schrieb Bob Polmanter <wably@...>: As said not in all cases. At least for stock TK4-. If your first job card just says: //MYJCL JOB substitution

Patrick, Well, if you have the TSO submit exit properly installed (already part of TK4-), it will automatically insert userid and password on the job card if you have not already coded those

Hello Bob, Am 28.10.2022 um 14:40 schrieb Bob Polmanter <wably@...>: This doesn't always happen automatically. Especially when entirely relying on defaults and just providing

Jim, There's actually nothing wrong with your jobs at this point.? They are failing due to security restrictions, denoted by the S913-38 abends in the IEC150I messages. If you are using a stock TK4